Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
14(19), С. 12494 - 12494
Опубликована: Сен. 30, 2022
With
clear
links
between
an
individual’s
sense
of
nature
connectedness,
their
psychological
wellbeing,
and
engagement
in
nature-friendly
behaviours,
efforts
to
improve
people’s
relationships
with
can
help
unite
human
planetary
wellbeing.
In
the
context
a
rapidly
growing
evidence
base,
this
paper
updates
previous
meta-analytic
reviews
explore
impact
(quasi-)
experimental
manipulations
field
interventions
on
connectedness
adult
populations.
The
analysis
examines
relative
effects
type
contact
(direct
or
indirect),
quality
(active
passive)
timing
(single
session,
repeated
practice
residential).
Results
show
medium
positive
short-term
mean
effect
similar
sizes
for
immediate
sustained
increases.
No
size
differences
were
observed
different
types
contact,
quality,
engagement.
Follow-up
measures
mostly
used
studies
involving
regular
practices.
An
agenda
future
research
is
put
forward,
emphasising
need
examining
wider
range
activities,
greater
understanding
factors
leading
increases
design
testing
practices
connection,
initiatives
that
engage
people
nature,
create
conditions
encourage
activities.
People and Nature,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
2(3), С. 619 - 642
Опубликована: Авг. 5, 2020
Abstract
Within
a
generation,
children's
lives
have
largely
moved
indoors,
with
the
loss
of
free‐ranging
exploration
nearby
natural
world,
even
as
research
indicates
that
direct
experiences
nature
in
childhood
contribute
to
care
for
across
life
span.
In
response,
many
conservation
organizations
advocate
connecting
children
nature,
and
there
has
been
rising
interest
measuring
young
people's
connectedness
understanding
how
it
relates
their
well‐being
stewardship
behaviour
creating
programs
increase
connection.
This
article
reviews
literature
on
these
topics,
covering
both
quantitative
qualitative
studies.
It
notes
this
emphasizes
positive
emotions,
global
environmental
changes
biodiversity
accelerate.
Young
emotions
worry,
frustration
sadness
they
learn
about
degradation
also
express
are
connected
biosphere.
Therefore
review
includes
people
cope
information
large‐scale
problems,
identifies
practices
sustain
hope.
The
concludes
by
suggesting
connection
coping
change
can
benefit
from
integration.
A
free
Plain
Language
Summary
be
found
within
Supporting
Information
article.
Ecosystems and People,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
16(1), С. 304 - 325
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2020
In
sustainability
science,
revising
the
paradigms
that
separate
humans
from
nature
is
considered
a
powerful
'leverage
point'
in
pursuit
of
transformations.
The
coupled
social-ecological
and
human-environment
systems
perspectives
at
heart
science
have,
many
ways,
enhanced
recognition
across
academic,
civil,
policy
business
spheres
are
inextricably
connected.
However,
retaining
substantialist
assumptions
where
'social'
'ecological'
refer
to
different
classes
entity
interact,
insist
on
inextricability
theory,
while
requiring
researchers
extricate
them
practice
–
thus
inadvertently
reproducing
separation
they
seek
repair.
Consequently,
increasingly
drawing
scholarship
'relational
turn'
humanities
social
sciences
propose
paradigm
shift
for
science:
away
focusing
interactions
between
entities,
towards
emphasizing
continually
unfolding
processes
relations.
Yet
there
remains
widespread
uncertainty
about
origins,
promises
challenges
using
relational
approaches.
this
paper,
we
identify
four
themes
thinking
processes;
embodied
experience;
reconstructing
language
concepts;
ethics/practices
care
highlight
ways
which
these
being
drawn
science.
We
conclude
by
critically
discussing
how
approaches
might
contribute
(i)
(ii)
transformations
sustainability.
Relational
foster
more
dynamic,
holistic
accounts
human-nature
connectedness;
situated
diverse
knowledges
decision-making;
new
domains
methods
intervention
nurture
relationships
place
practice.
Trends in Ecology & Evolution,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
36(1), С. 20 - 28
Опубликована: Сен. 18, 2020
The
United
Nations
(UN)
recently
declared
2021
to
2030
the
Decade
on
Ecosystem
Restoration.
Against
this
background,
we
review
recent
social-ecological
systems
research
and
summarize
key
themes
that
could
help
improve
ecosystem
restoration
in
dynamic
social
contexts.
relate
resilience
adaptability,
stewardship
navigation
of
change,
relational
values,
coevolution
human
ecological
systems,
long-range
connections,
leverage
points
for
transformation.
We
recommend
two
cross-cutting
new
foci;
namely:
(i)
post
hoc
cross-sectional
assessments
projects;
(ii)
transdisciplinary
'living
labs'
accompany
projects
as
they
unfold.
With
global
agendas
increasingly
taking
a
perspective,
recasting
endeavor
offers
exciting
opportunities
both
practice.
People and Nature,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
1(1), С. 115 - 120
Опубликована: Янв. 31, 2019
Abstract
Drawing
on
seminal
work
by
the
late
Donella
Meadows,
we
propose
a
leverage
points
perspective
as
hitherto
under‐recognized
heuristic
and
practical
tool
for
sustainability
science.
A
focuses
places
to
intervene
in
complex
systems
bring
about
transformative
change.
recognizes
increasingly
influential
relating
changes
parameters,
feedbacks,
system
design
intent
encapsulated
given
system.
We
discuss
four
key
advantages
of
perspective.
First
advantage
:
can
bridge
causal
teleological
explanations
change
–
that
is,
is
seen
arise
from
variables
influencing
one
another,
but
also
how
human
shapes
trajectory
Second
explicitly
influential,
‘deep’
at
which
interventions
are
difficult
likely
yield
truly
Third
enables
examination
interactions
between
shallow
deep
sometimes,
relatively
superficial
may
pave
way
deeper
changes,
while
other
times,
be
required
work.
Fourth
function
methodological
boundary
object
providing
common
entry
point
academics
different
disciplines
societal
stakeholders
together.
these
strengths
could
initiate
new
stream
studies,
both
theoretical
advances.
plain
language
summary
available
this
article.
Frontiers of Architectural Research,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
11(1), С. 114 - 141
Опубликована: Авг. 31, 2021
In
the
last
ten
years,
'nature'
and
biophilic
design
have
received
widespread
attention
in
architecture,
especially
response
to
growing
environmental
challenges.
However,
open
questions
controversies
remain
regarding
conceptualizing
addressing
practice
research.
This
study
conducts
a
literature
review
discuss
as
theoretical
framework
interpret
architecture.
The
following
are
answered:
(1)
How
has
concept
of
emerged,
how
can
it
be
defined?
(2)
what
ways
contribute
goals
sustainable
architecture?
(3)
What
key
strategies
design?
identifies
compares
frameworks
explains
their
major
elements.
We
then
analyse
benefits
(e.g.,
enhance
health,
well-being,
productivity,
biodiversity,
circularity)
achieving
sustainability,
framed
through
UN
Sustainable
Development
Goals.
results
indicate
that
is
more
complex
richer
than
mere
application
vegetation
buildings;
broadens
variety
encompassing
different
types
nature
from
physical,
sensory,
metaphorical,
morphological,
material
spiritual.
Moreover,
knowledge
gaps
identified
motivate
future
research
critical
reflections
on
practices.
Landscape and Urban Planning,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
179, С. 17 - 37
Опубликована: Июль 25, 2018
Current
sustainability
challenges
–
including
biodiversity
loss,
pollution
and
land-use
change
require
new
ways
of
understanding,
acting
in
caring
for
the
landscapes
we
live
in.
The
concept
stewardship
is
increasingly
used
research,
policy
practice
to
articulate
describe
responses
these
challenges.
However,
there
are
multiple
meanings
framings
across
this
wide
user
base
that
reflect
different
disciplinary
purposes,
assumptions
expertise,
as
well
a
long
history
use
both
academic
lay
contexts.
Stewardship
may
therefore
be
considered
'boundary
object';
is,
conceptual
tool
enables
collaboration
dialogue
between
actors
whilst
allowing
differences
perception.
This
paper
seeks
map
out
literature
help
researchers
practitioners
navigate
opportunities
come
with
using
term.
We
provide
first
qualitative
systematic
review
stewardship,
identify
four
distinct
literature:
Ethic,
Motivation,
Action
Outcome.
then
develop
novel
framework
thinking
through
connecting
meanings,
centered
around
three
dimensions:
care,
knowledge
agency.
care
dimension
relational
approaches
important
areas
future
research.
In
efforts
scholars
engaging
more
broadly
can
act
helpful
'centering
device',
practitioners,
policy-makers
from
disciplines
pursuit
sustainability.
Sustainability Science,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
16(3), С. 841 - 858
Опубликована: Янв. 19, 2021
Abstract
This
article
provides
a
rationale
for
inner
transformation
as
key
and
hitherto
underresearched
dimension
of
sustainability
transformations.
Inner
relates
to
various
aspects
human
existence
interactions
such
consciousness,
mindsets,
values,
worldviews,
beliefs,
spirituality
human–nature
connectedness.
The
draws
on
Meadows’
leverage
points
approach,
places
intervene
in
system,
reveal
the
relevance
system
change
towards
sustainability.
Based
insights
from
series
dialogue
reflection
workshops
literature
review,
this
three
important
contributions
transformations
research:
first,
it
increases
our
conceptual
understanding
its
sustainability;
second,
outlines
concrete
elements
transformation-sustainability
nexus
relation
points;
third,
presents
practical
examples
illustrating
how
work
with
supporting
transformation.
In
sum,
paper
develops
systematized
structured
approach
transformation,
including
identification
deep,
i.e.,
highly
influential,
points.
addition,
critically
discusses
often
contentious
divergent
perspectives
shows
related
challenges.
Finally,
current
developments
research
well
further
needs
are
identified.
Global Environmental Change,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
71, С. 102373 - 102373
Опубликована: Окт. 9, 2021
Climate
change
is
an
increasing
threat
to
sustainable
development
worldwide.
However,
the
dominant
incremental
policy
approaches
have
not
generated
action
at
anywhere
near
rate,
scale
or
depth
that
needed.
This
largely
due
fact
climate
has
historically
been
framed
as
a
purely
external,
technical
challenge.
There
urgent
need
for
more
integral
understanding
links
internal
and
external
(collective
systems)
support
transformation.
related
knowledge
scarce
fragmented
across
disciplines.
study
addresses
this
gap.
Through
systematic
literature
review,
we
analyse
how
linkages
between
are
portrayed
understood
in
current
research.
We
assess
scope,
perspectives
used
understand
why,
how,
relates
sustainability.
Our
results
highlight
patterns
gaps
regarding
foci,
conceptualisation,
methods,
epistemology,
ontology
ethics
hamper
emergent
solutions
progress.
Starting
from
status
quo,
propose
integrated
model
of
agenda
roadmap
future
research,
practice.
People and Nature,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
5(2), С. 470 - 488
Опубликована: Фев. 22, 2023
Abstract
The
human
relationship
with
nature
is
a
topic
that
has
been
explored
throughout
history.
More
recently,
the
idea
of
connection
to
merged
as
an
important
transdisciplinary
field
study.
Despite
increased
scholarly
attention
nature,
notion
disconnection
from
remains
undertheorized
and
understudied.
In
this
perspective
article,
we
argue
for
more
comprehensive
understanding
strengthen
theories
human‐nature
relationships
goes
beyond
individual
considers
social
collective
factors
disconnection,
including
institutional,
socio‐cultural
power
dimensions.
Drawing
on
case
insights,
present
‘wheel
disconnection’
illustrate
how
disconnections
manifest
across
or
societal
meaning‐making
processes,
thereby
problematizing
existing
research
seeks
create
dualisms
between
positive
negative
impacts
environment
in
isolation
cultural
political
contexts.
We
do
not
seek
discount
practical
efforts
foster
individual's
by
elevating
disconnection.
Instead,
hope
creating
greater
awareness
will
be
able
guide
opportunities
going
forward
strengthening
along
continuum
social.
Read
free
Plain
Language
Summary
article
Journal
blog.
Nature
contributes
substantially
to
human
well-being
through
its
diverse
material
and
nonmaterial
contributions.
However,
despite
the
growing
literature
on
dimensions
of
human-nature
relations,
we
lack
a
systematic
understanding
how
they
are
linked
with
well-being.
Here,
use
concept
cultural
ecosystem
services
(CESs)
as
lens
explore
this
interface.
Through
review
peer-reviewed
literature,
elicit
unique
pathways
mechanisms
linking
individual
CESs
constituents
well-being,
well
their
relative
effects.
Subsequently,
identify
complex
interactions
latent
class
analysis
multiple
correspondence
analysis,
which
delineate
five
major
assemblages
that
reflect
synergies
trade-offs
at
interface
We
critically
discuss
key
research
trends
gaps
propose
directions
for
future
practice
leverage
potential
contributions
nature
sustainability
more
broadly.